This document outlines Esther Hicks' emotional guidance scale. The scale ranges from high positive emotions like joy and love to highly negative emotions like fear and despair. It advises the reader to focus on controlling their emotions rather than their thoughts or environment. The reader should appreciate where they currently are and take "baby steps" up the emotional scale at their own pace by seeking "relief" or slightly better feelings. The goal is to shift one's emotions from the negative bottom half of the scale to the positive top half.
This document outlines Esther Hicks' emotional guidance scale. The scale ranges from high positive emotions like joy and love to highly negative emotions like fear and despair. It advises the reader to focus on controlling their emotions rather than their thoughts or environment. The reader should appreciate where they currently are and take "baby steps" up the emotional scale at their own pace by seeking "relief" or slightly better feelings. The goal is to shift one's emotions from the negative bottom half of the scale to the positive top half.
This document outlines Esther Hicks' emotional guidance scale. The scale ranges from high positive emotions like joy and love to highly negative emotions like fear and despair. It advises the reader to focus on controlling their emotions rather than their thoughts or environment. The reader should appreciate where they currently are and take "baby steps" up the emotional scale at their own pace by seeking "relief" or slightly better feelings. The goal is to shift one's emotions from the negative bottom half of the scale to the positive top half.
This document outlines Esther Hicks' emotional guidance scale. The scale ranges from high positive emotions like joy and love to highly negative emotions like fear and despair. It advises the reader to focus on controlling their emotions rather than their thoughts or environment. The reader should appreciate where they currently are and take "baby steps" up the emotional scale at their own pace by seeking "relief" or slightly better feelings. The goal is to shift one's emotions from the negative bottom half of the scale to the positive top half.
Try to control your focus of emotions, rather than your focus of thoughts or of the environment. Appreciate where you are now, and dont beat yourself up for where you are not. All you need to do is reach for relief, i.e. baby steps up the emotional scale, at your pace and level of comfort. Esther Hicks- Abraham.